The program provides funding year-round, with many recipients using it to support events during Multiculturalism Month, celebrated every March.
Applications are now open for this year’s Multiculturalism Grant Program. Grants of up to $1,500 are available to non-profit organizations, Indigenous governments, municipalities, schools and educational institutions to develop, plan and host initiatives that promote and celebrate cultural diversity. The program provides funding year-round, with many recipients using it to support events during Multiculturalism Month, celebrated every March. Applications will be accepted until January 31st on the government website.
RNC doing more patrols and handing out tickets in construction zones in the Corner Brook region
64-year-old woman arrested in Roddickton after smoking pot in a parked vehicle
Corner Brook residents can now store recyclables in a garbage bin at the curb but it must be 120 litres or less
Suspended driver caught in Stephenville driving erratically and also gave police a false identity
Corner Brook city hall hoping for a late start to winter after last year's snow clearing budget was a little short
